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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-14
Prospects thab the Santa Fee r. II.
May Come TO @niuips5urr.

Prospects UHa5 the Santa Fee =. Il.
Ray Come To Ghiuips5mg.
The following clippings explain them
selves:
A. a. Robinson. y ice President OF the
Santa Ees e. b Peirceu, one of the di-
rectors, and [. {f. Robinson, of Jewell
City We're iu the city Wednesday after
noon @ couple OF hours. Air. Robinson
was looking over the routes between
CawEer City and BelOit He SAYS the
Santa Ee have decided 20 build TO this
city and on northwest through the
county vie Lhl City and Reamsyille.
and upon his report VIII determine
which route they viii take from the
southeast 20 this place, whether they
viii come VIA Beioil and CaWEer City.
smith Center Bulletin.
The santa Es now proposes to build
up the solomon from BeloiJ 90 GAYLORD.
aud across the country from here to
PhuHpsburg. 4 telegram was receiv-
ed here yesterday asking for O delega-
ton from this place TO meet the Santa
Fe officials ut Topeka tomorrow. Hon
W. A. skinner, @. j. Holmes, C, r..
Parker, H. O. Sunderland, and others
VIII start for Topeka IN the morning.
Gaylord Herald.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

May 12th, 1857. No 659
AouGe ls hereby given tnat the folloWing-nEmed
settler mas Med notice Of his intention 10 make
anal proof ID support Of his claim, and That said
proof VIII be made before the Probate Judge
FAil-ps county at Phl-lipsbuEg, Kansas, On
THOMAS LAIN.
Us. NO &iIo, for The ne ~ u ne or sec. I2 and
&c lr e q- section % town =, Eange'iE lle names
the following witnesses % prove his CONTINUOUS
residence ulQIs and cultivation Of said land. ViEs
IS llliant Goddard OF Hillside. Kans-. John Hu-
Der, OF 3lgrtle- lzans-. Geo. Helt Of Republican
lltss Aep-, ana Donald Mcdonald OF Pliilip zburE
hal=. ebL H. A. AOEGEs Register.
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60 - PERLIeATIoN
md UMce . KIM IA
NAY M I8

Notice Is hereby given that The foIosring-naaed
settler ais fled notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof win be made before Clerk District Court at
PhIillpsburgs Kans-, on June 34ti, 1857, viz.
Il. J. ARCHER
BIZ No 1850, for the nelf see 30, town q Fluge
a- Hs names me following witnesses 70 prove
his cu1tlhu9Es Eesleeuce upon, and cultivation Of
zdld land Hilf d AGrEs- sud aQlu Bowman. Of
EEalEilFlaFgl LaEG.- aud Bred -leT.z 1El EaaaIlrd
Fink, Of WagEeEFlile, lsauala.
nag IA. q. a. ToSGE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

!
Notice is hereby given that the following named
fnal proof In support Of his clam, and that said
proof viii be made before Register or Receiver,
at KirWin. Kansas, On Mas 18Th, 1887, VIZ
b. p. WlDENER
DS No 22118 for the Sc Or section 49, town 2 rznge
~. nc n.lles LlS LolS WE '.l.ile-5ss " Pfots
said land, viz: +. i. Tr0W, A. Granger, r ".
Colby and Henry Roach, all OF Phillipsburg Kan.
APR 2-22 JOHN BISSELIl, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

May Sd, 1887. I No. $50
Notice is hereby given thar the fonOWing-naned
settler has fled notice Of her intention 70 make
hnal proof in support OF her claim and that said
proof viii be made before Clerk District Court at
PhIlhpEburg, KanE., on June 18th, 1887, viz:
LUCY j. BIRD,
DS No. 21164, for the neE sex sec. y, town 2
range is. She names the following witnesses 70
prove her continuous residence upon, and cuitiVa-
ton Of, said land, viz: ". i. Goddard Of Phil
lipsburg, Kans., E. A. Mitchell, u, G. Lafkin and
o. Whitney, Of Hillside, Kansas.
Nay Tth, u. a. YONGE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once at Kirwin, Kas. /
Me- nr 1907

May Sd. 1857. No. 686
Notice is hereby given nat the following
final proof in support OF his claim and that sad
proof VIII be made before Register and Receiver
as kirggiu, Kansas on June 2lst 1897, viz
PRESTON ALEXANDER,
DS no. 215d2 for the SEA OF ueG sec. 2 town 5,
range 18. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiFa-
ton OF. said land, via Alfred Badger, John Far
ley. Henry Howard and Lewis Howard, all Of Big
Send Kans. Il A. KOEGE
Nay Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-14

The surveyors OF the Rock Island
have located the line from Mankato to
BeiIyile, and on Friday last started
west toward PhilIpsburg, the county
seat of Phillips county, thence west to
Denver. A line is now being run by
the C.. X. & II. south from EGirberrY
and NetlaW8ka, toward BellVule, Kan
sas This road propose running q line
from Mankato or GellVille to Manhat-
tan via Clyde and Clay CeHter--At-
wood Citizen.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-14

The Atehison Daily Champion, few
days ago, appeared in q new foras be-
ing an eight pages SIX column quarlO.
The Champion is 9 splendid paper and
We are glad to see this evidence of
lts prosperity.
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Consolidation OF the u. p. and the
Ii p. Railroads.



Ii. p. Railroads.
From the AtcLison Globe.
The officials of the Union Pacific and
Missouri Pacific companies have been
in consultation several days, and it is
said To mean that the Central Branch
is 20 be extended to Monument, on the
Kansas Pacific, without delay, and
through trains run from Atchison to
Denver, the Missouri Pacific road to
pay interest on one half the original
cost OF the road from Monument to
Denver for the privilege 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. Gould was in At
Gibson recently and that he talked
gravely about the necessity Tor enlarg-
ing the shops ut this point. MIR. Wag-
gOuer, the attorney for the Missouri
Pacific, has been I'm Omaha three or
four days, and viii return to the city
tonight in company with bIr. Clerk,
general manager The line as prOpos-
ed would become the short line be-
tween the Missouri river and the Rocky
Mountains. In the same connection it
should also be remembered that the
Union Pacific is credited with an inten-
ton OF giving up the old government
road between Omaha and Ogden, and
doing its business ON some one OF the
lines actually owned by the company
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

VIM. BRADLEY, Proprietor,
National House.
Good board by the day or week. First-class &C
eommodations. East side public square, Phillips
burg, Kansas. jan8-87
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EIIBUDAvTs

ELTBU DAVIS,
Attorney at Law.
Office, sOuths Side OF Public Square, Philips
burg, Kansas.
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S. C. CUMMINGS,

S. C. CUMMINGS,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.
First class rigs at reasonable rates. Barn open
At all hours. Near Northwest corner Of the Pub
lie Square, Phillipsburg, Kansas 7-21
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Notice j. hereby gwen that or the 29th day OK
April, A d. 1880, The undersigned was by the
Probate Court Of Phillips county, Kansas duly
appointed and qualified as administration Of the
Estate Of william j. Eenrle. late OF philips
e9antys deceased. All parties interested IN SAID
Estate VIII take notice. and govern themselves
EcalEdiusiTl
@. A. sPAULDNG, AaministEaloz ss-sH
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VIC. CALHOuN

". c. CALHOUN,
Contractor and Builder.
Plans and specifications furnished upon appuca-
ton. Shop first door west Of First NantiOnal Bank,
Phiiipsburg, Kansas 7-21
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G. A. sPAULDING s co.

6. A. SPAULDING & CO.,
Attorneys at Law.
VIII do a general law and Land business. Collec-
lions made with prOmptness and dispatch. once
on the North size OF the Public Square. Phillips
burg Kansas. T2i
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G. W. sTINsON & son,
Attorneys at Law.
Win practice in the 18th Judicial District and the
supreme Court OF the State. Collections promptly
attended %. Once on south side OF square, Phil
lipsburg, Kansas. 7-21
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GHE TREM a TRlAl.


NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Once at EirWins Kss.
Nay ID, 1887. No 62d
Eotfce 81 hereby given that the fOliogiug-nam
settler hls Med hoEiee Of his intention 10 make
final proof In support Of his clai1i ana nat said
proof VIII be made before the Register or Receiver
at KirWin, Kansas, on June 18th 1857, viz:
FRED SCHNEIDER.
HE , for the = OF sW or section 20. town g.
range 19 and se4 Of sex sec =. town g. range 20
He names the following Witnesses % prove his
continuous residence Epol, and cultivation o1s
said land, viz. John EIiIler. Thoa. Jackson. Geo
Davis and Joe JazuboualZi. all OF Logan, Ezans-
Nay Ith II. A. FONGEt Register.
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WILLIAM BIssELL,

v ILLIAM BIssELL,
Real Estate and Loan Agent
Business before the U. S. Land Once at Kirwin.
kansas, and before the Department at Washing
ton d. c. promptly transacted. T-2I
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

H. WALLACE, hid
Physician and Surgeon.
SPECIAL attention given 10 the diseases OF WO-
men once south side public square, Phillips
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notice OF APPOENTlIENl

The sfafs Of Kansas, Philips comfy. ss:
In the matter o. the Estate Of William ] .
HenEie, late OF Phillips county, Kansas.
--owTou 041 A E1urr,Trrrr---7r
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II. D. BROTHERS, NJ D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
Once at H. a. HaEmon's Drug Store, east side Of
Public Square, Phillpsburg Kansas. All calls
both day and night promptly attended to. dis-s6
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-14

A. B. HOUCK, II. D.
cieCtlc Physician,
Omce at G. ". Bickford's Drug Store, North side
Public square, Philhpsburg, Kansas. Ali calls,
both day and night, promptly attended. S-21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
Typ TsPyPF LEAGUEt NDIrS WORK.

At IT. monthly meeting yesterday the eXecnvc
committee Of the American Protective Tariff League
found much In tie result OF ,bo recent electors to
encourage further Efforts Ia behi f Il protection 10
American labor and industry Tho heavy demands
for tariff literature from all parts OF tho country have
been promptly responded to- and In every ocaity where
The Issue has been clearly made, The people have
epoLeu for Protection IN evidence >! this growing
sentiment the acton Of the recent Farmer, Congress
NAV bc ,icd The majority Of the delegates In that
body from She Northwestern Stale, and largo ma
juriy uf those from the south, favored continuance OF
The exiing protective policy, and 60 expressed them
solyc, IN a resolution Of uncertain meaning. The
delegates frum New York voted sodiy for he Icsoiu
TONS Every mail Dnngs to tho League letters OF
commentator If It's work, requests for It's literature
and enCou agcmcnt for pushing its organization into
!OCatc, not set covered. large number Of college
presidents, including sumo of the most D. ointment
Ia tho country navO gwen the leagu" a>>tiauce ~
applG"M II Is Efforts 70 enlist riudcns 81 POI
economy, AMI there seem, no doubt that a largely
increased cOnprilion for the Eagles liberal p1Hes
Will be .he result.
Colonel L f. Parsons. Of Madison, was ciectcl
State Secretary for Wisconsin, In place of W. H. Nor
risOn, cncd.
Those so familiar with The Leagues quiet aud
persistent efforts have Hide conception Gf the event
Of ~ organization. the amount of work IL has per
formed ard the influence IL Is likely 10 exert IN the
future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
TIE PE7ROLECM 4AEKEi.

NEWS FROM TIVE FIELD ASo RAvGr Op PRICES.
There decded Increase In activity in cru1e
taces At tr Consolidated ENchalg Yesterday aud It
significant hat IL accom- ancd by increase Ia price.
Tho bears how,vr had consolation seeing, after
an advance 70 - IS cents from ri cents wednesday
night, relapse 20 - 81 Doubtless they vert
encouraged BY her usual success IN again beating" the
recent mark Bnl the buying u the dag ~
crll'nt character and The relapse .4c the radin2
OF the smaller baIs, which apparently met with lule
opposition Tho Do porut buyers Of oil PRESENT do not
care Tor me temporary variations Of excerpt hey
fur IN opportunity for cheaper purchases flc
tuato is downward Tho sellers, The bars
who simply create new short interest cancel the Old
int'r 81 that may be- able reactions. Tho
previous holders are operations and sn.,sors ~ho have
spmccnt oonndcncr n the future await dizzy BE-.
he,e VII Be The inevitable. appreciation ~ me strong
statistical position The result Is az Increasing short In
tcI,'r diminishing weak Ing interest and an aII.uOn
90 hc class " Ju. e. hdlawing their c,rta.
Gates from the tcr,nton until rhsJ fath vim
d'ri" Tho l-sIpl -tlce uf ccii4Dcc, f.ym the noor
Of the ENcnrugr or nom 'hc ianA> cas,s, uo
mor ARTIFICIAL than %, result of the iaNiug up Of STOCK
tef"h,tis ior i ""icn, ga, esuuni noat-
usual 81 rad. t.c,,e or 1r ,iy'ne ri5 on lie
bill bcr hal o,cia ,eg,h ' Ia ' nos '' rr,a a
81. onbors va, huih-h. Tnc vc afu-r reco,rrng
% b,rc'- au hour re IoriI vii. Sc1rrad ~ q" my 'y
day a, through be PRODUCING sand ad dry, orrdosd
Sa,onbure 6cli estimated ,ou' 300 barrels day.
figure i, 70 uo sustained lag but ndca'i,c Of tho
erh"rtrl character of lh. no TIL, ceth,sie marker
c-"f strong bur only shade above yesterdays quo
fIf ous.
. tn. ,'rgo o. rrc. m ,c o dealings the Con.
Opening -. hi.-f - D.. loves, a g 4, final "a "a
SAL itrf..'- Pc l.
Ecnu'd ol strong md IN active demand az cents
per gallon, Abel tc,t, az all ports.
On CIV P"En. nor y -Etr,lN rr,1-tt C-rrifcsrs .
opposed = 7f7s rgh., 75' is-sSf ~. closed 7is..
sale. S2TuOo 'trrsi, celr4nc.s itn2upD
t-r'. i'lTf barrel shipm-ns 7-.fIj
c- rlSrgs Pm Xoy i7-r.r'osgm fairly ae,s and
= 7. inisn~-f 10, s~o.i. 7is
BHApfoEp r~na. Nov H. NATIONAL rrtlst CerunG, tes
enei ~ 40 lnf closet ~ 7i'4 sh9.t 75ss tow
80 Cl-trat.->. lO0f 90 ,trr-i.
Tru.vits Pam Nov IL vttis11 rrtiN Cs-tif,t tes
cpsAed "a hIgI--. 10. lowest. 7fH closed, 74s%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
COURT CALENDAHs-ToDAy

srrggME CcTRT-CHAHsEgs- Befsre Earr~tt Ma. ~,
l6l iG2 1GS lG4 1856 no 2i2 3uG 324 325 $50 3'9 2.
84s 34s Sal 1872 s55. 3ss 800 81 SSs 800 50
~UPRKME COURTS ESEHAL TKHSi--Be Van rnut = !
S. 49, 49, ~ So 1876 l42 o. ST. a. So l02 ia IIs 1911
IA, lac
sUPRRHK CoURT--SPRciAI TKRs-PtRr t--Re'ore Pat.
terson Mos III, Pa. 24g, 100. ia IS. $50. 3G4
SIFRENE COrRr-SPKCIAL TEKr-PAhr II -Before In.
graham. Mas 1874. 292 293 81 3l5 3ln 49, 29 1886
Nos i2Sl. l27z sei 1888, 1871 1878 7A4 $50 100 2di
1920 sol 1905 ll9@ 755 $40 754. 727 ll4s SO 73G.
llsl ifsl - loss 1873
SUPREME CoURT-CEct1T-P IT.-Before Lawrence. J..
Nos III OBJ H5S ~ 300 jG| l713 FOG ISL, l!Gt,
l4i ga so2 $50. III 1855 6l2 5lS. 5l4. 5l5. Sc 80
1857 40 .2l63. $50 y. stoH
suPRKnK CoURr-CiRcuiT-PAR III.-R.fore ponohue J.
1854 l7s6. 2g2G 2iOa 2Os5 2O0S 2i75 80 2Ua7 2s70.
2s74 1862 20Os no 2t35. 2I3a 1914 l. 1864 24G9 1903
2lsS 24s 22io. 23i3 ICE. 2S79 1880.
suPKrNr CoUET-CrRcuiT--PLFT w. efore Andrews j.
Nos 1853 1862 li47 1907 81 go $50 .aS 94s 1879
LOT 1888 1909 ss4 81. 1880 947. 1915 sJ2. 1855.
SuKkOoATEs COURT Before Rollins s-WiIl Of Jane Irv.
ing III a VIII OF Asxdsiins AlilIzus. go p. m.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SrsctAL TKaH-Soisrs Friedman, j.
Nos lcs l47. l76 III 17s l75 80 ISL, 1872 1873
SUPERIOR CoUEr-TUAL VEKA-fARr L-Bsfore ssfg
Ts sa J-Hos I0ji. i<67 1850. 1898. 1885, 1882 5+5
tkIoRCJUkr-fRiALT KRN--PART ff-Before Truax J.
'-NnS INA. 1881 nsA. ii3s iss2. 1909.
,etfsko. c0UkT-rRAL TERii-tAEf III -Bsfnrs Dagro.
e. ~ o.. 1860. III. 1872 l@2a liSa l458 te3 l27s
eurkEoR couKr-TkiAL 1ErN-PAEl iv.-BsiOre o'Uor-
uan Adjourned upti the 6rst Men lay In c~mbsr
NO dsv eaIen'tar
rCohkos PLsAs-TfaAL TRKn-PART I.-Before Alien j.
~sSe on. Ne d<y calendar.
VII CoOKT-TnAL TsKn-PAEr I-Bsfore Hyatt J-Noa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
NEW TEMPERANCE MEASURES
WHY HE PROHIBI ION VOTE WAS Small,
LOCAL OPTION ELL, A HIGH LICENSE BILL AMI
ELL TO LIMIT THE NUMBER or L'QUOR
STORES To BE PUSHED BY AssEMBLYMAN

LOCAL OPTION ELL, A HIGH license BILL AMI
A ELL TO LIMIT THE NUMBER or LQUoR
STORES To BE PUSHED BY AssEMBLYMAN
crosby
albany, Nav. Il (Specion.- Frederick F. Wheeler.
the chairman of the Prohibition ate Committee, worn
cut BY his work in the political campaign jast closed.
has fallen III and is under physicians care at his
home in this city. Commenting recently upon the
campagn he said:
The death Of John b. Finch vas great blow to the
lrohIlti"niss of This state lie 70 make series
OF speeches in the state for tho Prohibition party and
We could rot replace him 4 deal Of The labor
Of The campaign that | had not expected was thus
the PIoh.btionlss this fan about 40 900. /.
wond have been much larger If the Republicans had
not conducted their campaign against Sklfnlly
as they did. They wagcd the falrcSt fgh, they have
yer in opposition TO us-that is they conauctcd Il r.
the fsfrst manner They did not abuse US, which
would have been greatly 10 our advantage. The Re
ri'iuans, to", valSei US sitdo ual 0l lr"ur pS
That shook canvass Tor a time. Tho Personal Lib
ety parry all to the Republicans, although its
members did not intend at THEN action should have
thai result. If the Republicans had taken position
al their state Convention fairly in favor Of the Crosby
High License bin think they wOald have had more
votes on Election Day.
The news comes here from New-York that As
scmblyman Crosby will Introduce three temperance
bills which have been drawn up by Joint committee
OF the High License Association, the Society for the
Prevention Of Crime and the church Temperance So
ciety one of The bills is local option measure The
idea is TO permit localities In the state whore the Pro
hbion sentiment is strong to pass prohhitory law.
IN THIS ~" law VIII follow tine temperance Ideas of the
Republican pla form and those put forth Icy senators
Evarfs and Hi>cOck in their speeches Where temper
ancc sentiment i strong enough 10 prevent the sale
Of lq"or. they would give power 10 prohibit Us sale
The second iii TO be Introduced by Mr. Crosby is a
High License bill IL provides that In cities
900 population the license fee fcI selling all kinds
Of liquors shai not be less than $500 more than
- 900. and for wine. ale ard beer not less than 500
uDr moro than 800. The bill follows the lines oi tho
Harper High License law of Illinois. which vcarl,
brings several millions OF dollars Into the lSuIy OF
that state. Tho third aims reduce the
nnmher OF saloons hy providing That they nan not be
more than one To every 500 persons I'm a place
All The hills have been prri AIRED with eye upon
Governor Hnl. veto MESSAGES ON the temperance lcs
laion of the Republican i"gislatule ~ last year. aul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
GE1IN A.ND PEODCCE MARKETS.
rrArrrrs OF NtN.ronK prAlyG..

The BUN speculation Ia wheat ycstcrilJ was ram i'
Enormous sa,cs icil" p."Af- "rr n'f. "ui ''y "''
.o.p,d up d. Il they wcrr water 'aarn hy q sponge
Heavy s4.es were cr'drd 10 fhe 1e inside operators ""'
were Dufers at lower prcc. bu ue order, nom 'i'@"
.n.s.s a4I from outsiders cllren he h""ft hp !" ''
q. ~ mem There Was 10 new Development. Al ia
cr.4.c is lDtoi fDr 10 ue visible supply sHtnrn'' bnt
,,is M .es seem, be- lost -irht 81 hr c"uhd n'o
IT,, ind, Iur,pc b., m bad need podros ana nat
b@ receipts w.! soon fa oil because " exhausted -nl-
oy IN, u.4,-,t.ons tho op-ons amount
Il 70 u- big figure Of 35'ooo'ooo
bushels, There was hesitation ~ time, ia the ADJ 1nc''
uu i uAs barely mentioning aud The close was hfm
At about The bcs prices up 1ii cent A. follows
Noscmter O. IL, December o. -, January % 2 Feb
r.a.y 90 Ia, March Of 3s Aarl 81 Is, May 90 5-s
J4as u - cents. The in ,py, 100 WIS none mod
era.e, reach NJ only 12t3 cent tut even cAporcfs
w.iic ;cs,cunc their 1omen1 :he advance, bought
10000 bushels CAsn arm with 20 100 bushels
taken fof shipment. Tie speculative dl!nss amounted
about .1l.,iJJ bushels, iu Influenced hy wheat -h'
npfio- advanced and ..p,rd nr sbDu. te top Gains
scored .: december a. 80 10 = Tor January
q. - -, !Of February Al - "a, aAd rs cent Tor
May 50 "a cent Iie Upward cts."ht carr ID O4l-
w'h % he sgt market fu-e "a : 'eat VIII no
- ppng ic and The op!in. gained >, it N('"ED,i
a. E, Is - December ~ - 4nd .'nt ;J jan
uasy - 81 AID Mas At u - cents Tie !aiG 'f"c'
Tor showed eN. Strength g. sp.t- OF rr cessation y
he fpie.sn demand "a" options 'Hd,I .lIo t1n,7
.gAcI follows November - -. December - ~
Janrary s. 90. February - Ij March - IL ARA a. -
Msy g. 3}.
Inc receipts grain aud reported Yesterday az
New ort. RiliM,." ph.l1drl uha Boston were a.
follows Whe,t 9}-2oS bushels, corn @o' .o3l bushels
oa;. s6,G76 tu-hs .oal grain 5ii 80 bushels. nour
3",G2S packages. A. chicago, Milwaukee and St LOUIS
bushels. I4i2 bushels total grain 3933Si bushels,
f6ur 37,lSl barreh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO ~ 'Upsro0- too. 100 600 bushels OF
Nav wheat at % cents ~i.nn The close OF the
Probably 0Or bushels changed hauds A. that
tgnre y al ~ 3us, above tho opening In
morning II about price Of Thurs
about cept- above the hFure OF fsrtnelt ago
Frokers IN attempting 10 fesfse the eNcng scenes mo
last .hree day. the board hre iOwn ter enOrs Then
jlGr out IL the Cd tlnes rsyve Jhsfe GAs eos 4
volume vi business uAusacet thf~e DAYS sdch - ths
never expected 'ns cf0T.ei INTO M
splr u As.lge week Nav rhe. a; ;i.s .0e was h.k0
So asaus = cents Ne mes lay go. fh'
~hoe advance The we've
settfT than W,cn., The top were
r.acFet n 80 'rrnoon sspn W Nav tOLtAe crhts
al December e.. "euts th- ciose II % .
,-ats December s2Sqs2-2 TOT Mar. Yes
al room chat'orci for g. OGc iu.h-,. II cora
nearly TIE h.rh~ Of the d,y Nav
Al g. cents anf l.d sell ;h-Ts again except AZ
moments when wheat was highest l. touched AZ cents
whea wheat happened 70 be .9ng Tho close was 40 Aetc
Cash sold al 49, cent- ana closed Al a CENTS oen
relatively wrtset ihaD NAY opening Al 43 cen's
selling - cents ard closing cents 1ho rerpt,
3og ths estmst-. Tor FRIDAY $50 cars Nr.'r
chartered Tor Only $4,000 bushri. oars Tor aay
s,d to 3i~ cents. eosinr. however ~
500. cents - cent under the o-ening 10
resnt snld iron. 81 l. down TO sl53I y
nuAry rios 81 81 To 81 40 January rl from 81 81 to
50 10 There 4GO 0l0gs Al the sfOc. rsr ar rars
hrnne>s weaker Pork co-ra ~ tue
bottom, and rlDs within 2tc VI the bottom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

sIlx s7ss 5000 1925 1870 1918 1914 ss2I ss7s 1904
1920 39il. 4027. 1886. 1900 Ao22 4O0l, $500 1915.
CRY CoUar.TalAL TERM-PAsr II:-Befora Ehrlich J -
Nos 314317l. sS4l 1924. 1882 1909 1861 $500 S705.
1915 $50 3sg5 $780, 3749 34l5, 1892 Sis7 $685. 1922
CITY coUaT-TRIAL TEaM-PARr III-Rcfore McAdam.
G. J-Nos 1890 1917, 3549 1888 1895 1856. 1853 1896.
S9i 1857 $3.50 3i7l 34u5 ISL 3s45. S945 1861. 1850
4Ols 37ii. 39H2 1897. 41l2. 4Ol6.
OF OYER AND TERNiNEH-Adournei to November II
COURT OF GENERAL SEssI JSs-PARr l-Be'ors cow T. T.
and Assistant Di,FicAttOrney Puriy-N0s l. g. l. ), g.
pIeadngs9 TO- IL. r. -. IA. TO- Is. II. L. ~, 20
q, % o. "a. % 20.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS PART II-Reiors Recorder
2. 3. g. D. t. T.
COURT or GENERAL ~FssONs-PAgr III.-Re,Ors Cider
sleeve j. and Assistant District Attorney DAyisNOs
T. 8, g, 7.